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Les amants du crime

Original title: Tomorrow Is Another Day
  • 1951
  • Approved
  • 1h 30m
IMDb RATING
7.1/10
1.9K
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Les amants du crime (1951)
Film NoirDramaMystery

An ex-convict and a woman fall in love, after she shoots her police Lt. boyfriend dead in self defense, and falsely leads him to believe that he did the shooting.An ex-convict and a woman fall in love, after she shoots her police Lt. boyfriend dead in self defense, and falsely leads him to believe that he did the shooting.An ex-convict and a woman fall in love, after she shoots her police Lt. boyfriend dead in self defense, and falsely leads him to believe that he did the shooting.

  • Director
    • Felix E. Feist
  • Writers
    • Art Cohn
    • Guy Endore
  • Stars
    • Ruth Roman
    • Steve Cochran
    • Lurene Tuttle
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  • IMDb RATING
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    1.9K
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    • Director
      • Felix E. Feist
    • Writers
      • Art Cohn
      • Guy Endore
    • Stars
      • Ruth Roman
      • Steve Cochran
      • Lurene Tuttle
    • 36User reviews
    • 21Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Ruth Roman
    Ruth Roman
    • Cathy Higgins
    Steve Cochran
    Steve Cochran
    • Bill Clark
    Lurene Tuttle
    Lurene Tuttle
    • Stella Dawson
    Ray Teal
    Ray Teal
    • Henry Dawson
    Morris Ankrum
    Morris Ankrum
    • Hugh Wagner
    John Kellogg
    John Kellogg
    • Dan Monroe
    Lee Patrick
    Lee Patrick
    • Janet Higgins
    Hugh Sanders
    Hugh Sanders
    • George Conover
    Stuart Randall
    Stuart Randall
    • Frank Higgins
    Robert Hyatt
    Robert Hyatt
    • Johnny Dawson
    • (as Bobby Hyatt)
    Harry Antrim
    Harry Antrim
    • Prison Warden
    Walter Sande
    Walter Sande
    • Sheriff
    Mari Aldon
    Mari Aldon
    • Dance Hall Hostess
    • (uncredited)
    Fred Aldrich
    Fred Aldrich
    • Lunch Counter Customer
    • (uncredited)
    Barbara Bestar
    Barbara Bestar
    • Minor Role
    • (uncredited)
    John Bond
    • Gas Station Attendant
    • (uncredited)
    Philip Carey
    Philip Carey
    • Radio Announcer
    • (voice)
    • (uncredited)
    Bud Cokes
    • Sidewalk Passerby
    • (uncredited)
    • Director
      • Felix E. Feist
    • Writers
      • Art Cohn
      • Guy Endore
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    User reviews36

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    6madmonkmcghee

    Soft-boiled noir

    The title sounds like a soap opera, and it kinda is, with some noirish touches. The first 30 minutes are familiar fare to any noir fan: ex-convict has troubles finding his way on the outside, meets a scheming blonde who only thinks of looking after Number One. At her place they run into her beau, who's none too pleased. Fists fly, and soon enough a shot is fired,hitting the boyfriend. We know it's the dame that did it, but since the ex-con was knocked out before the gun went off he doesn't know he's innocent. She doesn't clear things up for him, for obvious reasons. Fearing the worst, they hit the road together. From then on the melodrama takes over: she washes the bleach out of her hair, and becomes a reformed woman almost instantly. Love starts to bloom and they throw in their lot together. Will they ever find true happiness? At this point the movie lover who likes his noir hard-boiled might as well switch off. Those who sit out the rest of the movie either learn to care for the star-crossed couple or will feel cheated out of a good chase movie. I'm sort of on the fence about this one; both leads are engaging enough, but the story could have used more grit. Noir fans should try this one out, it has enough going for it, but be warned: Bonny And Clyde it ain't.
    8bmacv

    Surprisingly alert and moving lovers-on-the-lam story

    Tomorrow Is Another Day is NOT the sequel to Gone with the Wind but a lovers-on-the-lam story, and a surprisingly alert and moving one as well. For a supposed hack relegated to B-minus features like The Devil Thumbs A Ride, Felix Feist proves adept at filling his work with unexpected, inventive details. Steve Cochran leaves prison after 18 years for killing his brutal father when he was only 13, and now he's still a tentative, gawky pubescent operating inside a man's hulky frame. Lonesome, he visits a 10-cents-a-dance palace and falls for brassy, grasping Ruth Roman. But the sudden shooting of her police-bigwig boyfriend causes the ill-matched couple to hit the road, ending, like the Joads, in a California migrant-worker camp.

    Roman's the revelation; in her best-known role, as Farley Granger's fiancee in Hitchcock's Strangers on a Train, she was ill- and under-used. Here she modulates persuasively from bottle-blonde taxi dancer to sacrificing wife and mother-to-be (and a brunette, to boot). Cochran's almost as good, waffling between the suspicion of a wounded child and the explosive reactions of an under-socialized male. And the ending, while unconvincing, is nonetheless welcome. Along with They Live By Night and Gun Crazy, Tomorrow Is Another Day displays a redeeming sweetness and warmth that belie its film-noir pedigree.
    10Don-94

    Wonderful little noir about redemption.

    This film screened at the American Cinematheque's Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood on April 7, 1999. It was described in the American Cinematheque schedule as follows:

    "TOMORROW IS ANOTHER DAY 1951, Warners, 90 min. Steve Cochran's an ex-con who's never been with a woman. Ruth Roman is a dime-a-dance dame with no use for sappy men. A hotel room, a dirty cop, a gunshot - the perfect jump-off for a fugitives-on-the-run love story. This virtually unknown noir is Felix Feist's masterwork, packed with revelatory set-pieces. Cochran was never more vulnerable, Roman never sexier. Imagine GUN CRAZY scripted by Steinbeck - it's that good."

    I just saw this film, and I agree with every word of the above description.
    8grahamclarke

    A Very "A" Class B Movie

    "Tomorrow is Another Day" is a B movie; those often looked down upon stepchildren of the Hollywood system peopled with so called second stringers. When a B movie is as good as "Tomorrow is Another Day", one realizes just what an amazing factory Hollywood was in its heyday. Helmed by the not too well known director Felix E. Feist it stars Ruth Roman and Steve Cochran in the leads. They were both dependable performers with a fairly strong screen presence, but here they both turn in compelling performances and indeed carry the film wonderfully. These characters have come from tough backgrounds and as the film progresses we sense them softening as their relationship develops. The transition is subtle and well handled. While the story itself may have its pitfalls, the dialogue is crisp and credible with some of those wonderful noir one liners one comes to expect from such fare. What elevates "Tomorrow is Another Day" so far above its peers is the wonderful work of cameraman Robert Burks. No wonder Burks was often chosen by Hitchcock for his masterly work, ("The Birds" and others.) Despite the modest proportions of this B movie, Burk takes great pains with each shot; selecting interesting and effective angles. It's his work that puts the stamp of class on this movie. While certainly not a classic, the poorly titled "Tomorrow is Another Day" offers a very satisfying movie watching experience.
    dbdumonteil

    A beautiful title...

    ...for a suspenseful,absorbing,often moving film.

    My favorite scenes are the very first ones:Bill/Mike leaving jail and discovering the outside world,struggling to adjust to something which is completely new for him.When he asks for three slices of cake ,everybody laughs at him,but we do not.This man spent 18 years in jail for something he had never done.

    Steve Cochran and Ruth Roman (fresh from "strangers on a train") are a good pairing .The screenplay is not very new ,and sometimes verges on melodrama (M.Dawson's accident) but it's a well-constructed story of redemption (a double redemption) one can recommend to films noirs buffs.

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    • Trivia
      According to studio publicity materials for this picture, Steve Cochran broke his leg shooting a fight scene with Hugh Sanders during the first week of filming. After a short hospital stay, he wore a cast for two weeks during this production.
    • Goofs
      When Bill and Cay are fleeing to Easton, Pennsylvania in her brother's car, a shot of the car's dash shows the speedometer at about 55 mph, but all of the other gauges - temperature, fuel, oil, and amps - are as if the car is turned off.
    • Quotes

      Prison Warden: Your generation grew up, married, raised families, went to war. But nothing happened to you, Bill. You just got older.

    • Alternate versions
      Scenes with Gene Roth as Jim, a Foreman, were deleted.
    • Connections
      Featured in Noir Alley: Tomorrow is Another Day (2018)
    • Soundtracks
      Deep Night
      (uncredited)

      Music by Charles Henderson

      [Played during the opening credits and often throughout the picture]

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    • Release date
      • May 23, 1952 (France)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Tomorrow Is Another Day
    • Filming locations
      • San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles, California, USA(along Ventura Boulevard)
    • Production company
      • Warner Bros.
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 30m(90 min)
    • Color
      • Black and White
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.37 : 1

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